Electoral College Tests Forecast Suits Questioning
State attorneys general warned about upcoming suits challenging the Electoral College. The New York Liberal Party backs Rep. John V. Lindsay for mayor in a fusion bid. Sam Dawson analyzes looming economic uncertainties after a record six months. A Pan American pilot describes a miracle landing with 153 aboard after major damage.
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Balaguer Returns to Santo Domingo as Possible Presidential Candidate
Former Dominican President Joaquin Balaguer returns to Santo Domingo and states he will run in future elections but will not accept leading a provisional regime.
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Writer-Artist Ross Santee Dies in Globe at 74
Special to The Gazette Globe Ross Santee noted Western writer artist died yesterday at Gila General Hospital at age 74. He authored and illustrated books and many Arizona Highways Magazine pieces. Survivors include a Spokane niece and California nephew. Miles Mortuary Miami handling funeral plans.
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Burro Driver Fined 50 At Grand Canyon Trail
Marion Lee Greenhalgh was fined 50 for driving burros along a trail north of Phantom Ranch at Grand Canyon. The trail, closed due to hazards, prompted testimony to U S commissioner F A Hickernell as to instructions from a boss. Greenhalgh recalled actions and motives surrounding the case and its influence on his book Apache Land.
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Bible Digest: The Sin of Believing You Are W ithout It
H B Dean notes Romans 3 demonstrates all have sinned and fall short of God's glory. The text warns against the grave sin of thinking one is without sin and in need of no grace.
Court Fines Lake Mead Promoter
California man Lustiger fined 16000 dollars in Arizona federal court on 16 counts of mail fraud tied to Lake Mead City land promotions in Mohave County. Judge Walsh suspended prison on one count. Lustiger must pay within 90 days. Prosecutors said he used mail to defraud buyers about a resort property amid barren terrain.
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Anderson Gets 10 Year Maximum For Manslaughter
Eddie Anderson, 26, convicted by a Superior Court jury in Maricopa County Jail slaying of Lyle Triplett, 32, was sentenced to the Arizona State Penitentiary Florence for not less than 9 years 11 months and more than 10 years. Judge Fred J. Finder called the killing one of the cruelest. Three men faced charges. Kenneth Thompson pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Richardson faces sentencing on a guilty plea to manslaughter.
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City eyes 500 new meters to replace 15 year old units
The traffic engineering department urged the city council to buy 500 meters replacing 15 year old units. The meters would accept pennies nickels and dimes and come with a trade in of old meters. The proposed cost is 46.35 per meter according to purchasing agent Phenny.
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Norman Barnett
Phenny
Teachers Learn to Teach Illiterates Under LEAP Plan
More than 300 unpaid volunteers begin a two week course to learn to teach illiterates under the LEAP program led by Leadership and Education for the Advancement of Phoenix in cooperation with Friendly House. 802 S. First Ave.
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West Berlin Mayor Brandt backs gradual Europe trade integration
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged gradual lowering of trade barriers between the European Common Market and the European Free Trade Association. He proposed a secretariat for political coordination to advance economic union, stressing inclusion of eastern European countries in trade promotion efforts.
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Peck Welcomed to Arizona State Senate in Ceremony
George W. Peck was seated as a new Arizona state senator to succeed the late B C Billi Rhodes. Peck is a Democrat appointed by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and will focus on educational matters. He was sworn in by Chief Justice Lorna W. Lockwood. his wife Betty and son Marshal attended. daughter Brenda Lee was at Phoenix College.
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Cuban Art Treasure Questioned in Milan Auction
An art expert for the Padua government says the so called treasure of Fidel Castro lacks artistic value. A dealer bought five freight cars of Cuban items sent to Europe to raise hard currency. Cuban exiles in Miami say the shipment includes works seized from Rodolfo Siviero. He notes the pieces are mostly 19th century furnishings and ordinary objects, as customs men inspect.
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South Africa Plans Mass Nuclear Shelters for Whites
South Africa advances nationwide survival plans with thousands of self built nuclear shelters for white households. A booklet on Civil Defense warns of apathy, role of wardens, and reliance on emergency services, with no provisions for the 12 million Africans.
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